FSN ARIZONA ASKS FANS TO PICK THEIR FAVORITE MOMENT FROM THE ARIZONA STATE/ARIZONA FOOTBALL RIVALRY

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???????????Could it be Chuck Cecilˇ?s 106-yard interception return for a touchdown in 1986 that help give ASU its only loss of the year? What about Trung Canidateˇ?s 288 rushing yards in 1998?

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There have been many memorable events to come out of the storied Arizona State/Arizona football rivalry that dates back to 1899 and from Nov. 13 - 26, FSN Arizona is asking fans from both schools to pick their favorite moment from the annual Territorial Cup battle.

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There are 10 choices to choose from -- five from both schools -- and fans can go to FSN Arizonaˇ?s website at www.foxsports.com/arizona to vote for their favorite. The top-five selections will then be unveiled on Friday, Nov. 30 when the network airs its annual one-hour ˇ?Duel in the Desert Preview Showˇ± live from the Fox Sports Grill in Scottsdale at 5:30 p.m.

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The live show will offer the most comprehensive preview of this yearˇ?s game in Tempe with appearances from former ASU and UA players, head coach interviews, profiles and analysis. In addition, both cheerleading squads, including Wilbur and Sparky, will be at the grill and tickets to the game will be given away to the audience.

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Here is the list of moments to vote for in chronological order:

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1957 ?C ASU caps its first-ever undefeated season with a 47-7 win

1975 ?C ˇ?The Catchˇ± ?C John Jeffersonˇ?s TD grab

1982 ?C UA upsets #6 ASU, knocks ASU out of the Rose Bowl

1982-90 ?C ˇ?The Streakˇ± ?C UA goes 8-0-1 against ASU in this span

1983 ?C Max Zendejas game winning FG as time expires

1986 ?C Chuck Cecilˇ?s 106-yard INT return for a TD gives ASU its first loss of the year

FSN Arizona televises the most regional sports action in the state and is the exclusive cable television home of the Arizona Diamondbacks, Phoenix Coyotes, Phoenix Suns, Arizona Cardinals, Arizona State University, University of Arizona, Northern Arizona University, Arizona Rattlers and Phoenix Mercury. FSN Arizona is currently seen in 2.8 million households in Arizona & New Mexico and can also be seen across the country via home satellite services.